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nope, the current in my home seems solid

Washington governor: Climate change ‘pounding on the door’ | The Hill

More shallowness instead of thinking, logic, and a PLAN.

Note:  leaving a 12-pack of soda cans in the back of your car for an afternoon in 115 degree heat yields pregnant soda cans.
Looks like 1 of them may have burst, but I think the soda immediately evaporated....

Militaries contribute a fair bit, I don't know the percentage, of CO2 produced by humans.  Military jets consume a lot of fuel, though there are a lot more civilian airliners of course.  Most Navy ships burn oil.  Then there is the energy that goes into making weapons, and explosives.  Good question.

The more I look for any kind of plan and find silly editorials that we need to burn less oil/coal the more I'm convinced we're going to run this experiment, there won't be any substantive reductions in CO2, or even leveling of it, globally, for a long time.

Fires, yes, though the oil would have been burned at some point anyway.  Explosives don't release a lot of CO2, the release a lot of NOx compounds.   It's likely a factor.

There isn't comparatively much CO2 from volcanoes annually.  They do throw a lot of SOx and soot into the atmosphere which usually has a cooling effect.

Aerosols in the stratosphere would induce cooling.  It can be quite prominent.